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one extensive tracking this year: Money Train 3: 96.4% RTP (2000 spins) Mental: 96.2% (1500 spins) Sweet Bonanza: 95.8% (2500 spins) Provider variance matters more than base RTP though.

Or game? What do you play here?

There are betting limits, you won't be able to use Martingale fully. I use a modified version of the martingale strategy (European Roulette). I wait until something happens three times, like three reds or three odd numbers, and then I start the process on the fourth spin. This reduces a lot of...

Bovada. It's a good platform with lots of sports options, and they take Bitcoin.

They have the games set up to pay out much less than other major casino apps. I play Hyper Nova almost every day on FanDuel, and I recently had to verify my account with them because I turned $5 into hundreds multiple times in the last month, so they flagged me for no reason. I thought the same...

Even if they did switch decks, it doesn't really benefit the casino because they can't control how you play. You might choose to stay on 13 or take another card with a hard 18. They can't control their players' decisions.

They also say that you can send them a letter by mail to get 5 free Stake Coins. They have to do this because it's considered a "sweepstakes," not gambling. I've been waiting for about a month now and still haven't received an answer to my letter. They are shady....

Feeling the same here! Looks like I'll be taking a break from gambling for a while.

I'm facing the same issue at the moment! My account has a $1000 freeplay stuck there that I can't even use. It would have been helpful to know this before I deposited; I wouldn't have sent the money in.

They're quick with payouts and responding to questions. The verification process takes a bit of time, but I get it – they want to do things properly.

You should search if it's okay to gamble online in Alabama.

It seems odd that these problems only come up when someone tries to take out money. But what if someone put in £1k, never withdrew anything, and just left their account? It's unlikely, but what if? The casino still has their money, even if they never planned to pay out if the person won. That's...